Color Reversal

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Gotcha at mid-yawn...

My 16yo son and I hurriedly got ready to go somewhere and found ourselves looking like this... LOL. Matchy-matchy. Parang kakanta.

Comments

  1. Marie3/2/13, 12:34 PM

    Sis, he looks like your younger brother lang!

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  2. Junnie3/2/13, 2:14 PM

    I agree. But the true younger brother looks a lot better, hahahaha

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  3. Leslie3/2/13, 2:58 PM

    Son?! Your very young looking! (smile yan!)Grabedad! Love the color coordination!=) hehehe!

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  4. jellybelly3/3/13, 7:31 AM

    Your son talaga? Para lang talaga kayong magkapatid :) Love your casual outfits.

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  5. linnor3/3/13, 8:05 AM

    thank you ladies! nakakataba ng puso. hehehe. he's my 2nd son, my 19yo eldest son is in manila for college. and we have a 9yo grader na bunsoy. lol.

    my real younger brother is the 2nd commenter in this post. ayun oh. nagpaparamdam. haha!

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  6. maxine3/3/13, 1:03 PM

    pwede talagang pagkamalang magkapatid, you look young; my eldest is 16 din, and my other kid is 12
    like the photos

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  7. anne lei3/3/13, 1:15 PM

    tama, parang kapatid lang. nakakatuwa, plus it seems you have a good bonding relationship with your son.

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  8. Vera3/5/13, 3:27 AM

    Ang cute niyong mag-ina (although I echo others' comments: you look like siblings!) :) Also love your phone case, almost got one for my phone before, kundi lang ako marami na masyadong casing heheh :)

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  9. linnor3/5/13, 6:47 PM

    max, anne lei, vera:
    thank you! :D

    vera: that phone case always gets noticed nga, nakakadaya sya. hehe... camera poser

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  10. Junnie3/5/13, 10:42 PM

    the son really looks forty in this pic. para talaga kayong magkapatid in your mid 40s :)

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  11. linnor3/6/13, 7:32 AM

    junnie, alaskador! the magic number is 45 going 46. and i don't hide it. haha. teka, if i post your pic next to mine, everyone will say you are my kuya. lol. now that is a great idea for a post. hmmm...

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